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5 hours ago, Polar Bear said:
It's a millipede. I'd guess Orthomorpha (maybe coarctata or communis) but there are other possibilities. They are all pretty much harmless to humans but excrete various substances that can cause irritation if you handle them.
Thankyou/
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Just now, Gandtee said:
My pal's garden is infested with them.
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OK. That's a picture of the padlock and ear. What about a picture of the water bottle and Viagra incident?😉
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14 hours ago, steven100 said:
gf should have checked on him near the bathroom .... although she may have been two sheets to the wind herself ....
very sad indeed for him to be found dead in Thai waters.
RIP young man.
Girlfriend goes to the bathroom and he is found with a bump on the head and drowned. It sounds fishy to me.
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2 hours ago, bob smith said:I shower twice a day and wear only the finest cologne.
bob.
Bob's personal hygiene is not to be sniffed at.😉
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1 minute ago, DEKEM said:
it's the language barrier. if you speak thai I think you will have many thai friends who will enjoy hanging out with you. that is why people should learn the language of the country that they want to live in. I know 4 languages for this very reason. next year I'm going to japan and the plan is to learn japanese. common sense.
My biggest regret is not learning the language. It becomes very important when you reach old age.
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20 minutes ago, bob smith said:
Thanks for your input, charlie.
that still doesn't answer the question of why are thai women more open than thai men to friendships with foreigners.
I personally think there is a lot more to it than just the language barrier..
bob.
Did you buy your female friends? Money can buy some sort of friendship, I would imagine. But when the dosh is gone, 'No money. No honey.'
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21 hours ago, Will B Good said:
I'm dying to go to one.😉
Bloody funerals!!!!
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16 hours ago, Gobbler said:
Get a rottweiler to protect the family. No monkey will attack a rottweiler.
Protect the family from the Rottweiler.😉
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52 minutes ago, digbeth said:
that's why it's a Harley 'Owners' Club and not a 'Riders' Club
A bike for old men.😉
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When applying for a retirement visa extension, how many months should be left on a passport before it expires?
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Well done, sir.
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Nowadays a better description would be 'strangegenderwoman.'
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28 minutes ago, Old Croc said:
Is the elevation restriction for development in Phuket still in effect?
I was about to ask the same question. Here in Sattahip there are strict laws banning building on hillsides at a certain level. But that law still seems to be broken occasionally. But then....
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1 hour ago, Crossy said:A semi-serious post in The Pub? What is the world coming to?
I wondered where to put this as it's not really something for the DIY forum and medical doesn't get visited by many healthy people, so The Pub it is.
Important Note: - The following is posted for interest and checking that your current prescription is still accurate, it is not intended to replace the services of a qualified optometrist.
I bought this kit https://www.aliexpress.com/item/1005004379688649.html
and this test frame https://www.lazada.co.th/products/i4996887671-s21089103452.html
(the "free" frame with the kit is pretty carp and fixed at 60mm PD [Pupillary Distance, I'm 66mm]),
you'll also need an eye chart https://www.lazada.co.th/products/i4942418162-s20771918184.html.
I did measurements for "computer" and "driving" and ordered a couple of cheap pairs from Zenni (they have an online PD measuring system too).
Waving the lenses around yourself is far less stressy than the optometrist asking "is this better, and now, how about now?".
It also demonstrated that the prescription for my right eye has changed somewhat since my last test a couple of years back. If it changes significantly in the next few months, it's time for a visit to the eye hospital methinks.
Interesting. About five years ago I had cataracts removed. Then a couple of years ago laser treatment. Everything was hunky dory. Now I have macular degeneration in one eye and was advised by the specialist not to have the 'injection treatment'. I can read and use the computer. So at ninety, I'm not too concerned. When I can see my way clear I'll keep an eye open for any new miracle developments. Well. This is on the Pub Forum.😉
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He is still name-calling like a schoolboy bully who has never grown up and learnt how to behave like an adult. But then maybe that is what his cult disciples like. So sad.
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2 hours ago, GammaGlobulin said:
Noam, as you know, is one of my only TWO human friends.
You should be grateful.😉
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1 minute ago, GammaGlobulin said:
Do you mean the Noam Chomsky interview in which he speaks about the actual historical meaning, and present-day meaning, of "Woke"?
If so....here is the link...
Enjoy..because....
Unfortunately...Noam is really getting up there...in age...
And, we are unlikely to see too many more interviews with Noam, in the future,,,is my guess.
That's the one. Many thanks.
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Sorry. Not this topic. In your 'Do you like Conrad' You advised me to read something to know what woke means. I did and liked it, but your post is now blocked when I try to read it again. Can you please send it to me again? Thankyou.
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3 hours ago, khunjeff said:
Silly me, I thought the Cabinet was chosen by the PM and the ruling coalition, not by retired ex-convict grandfathers.
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1 minute ago, Tropicalevo said:
I think that the experts should check their equipment more regularly.
They are Thais. Karma.😉
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2 hours ago, Taboo2 said:
May I suggest they talk to the Swiss Engineers...they are experts at this type of work.
Too expensive. Won't cut corners and can't be bought.
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2 hours ago, mikebell said:
The question remains how important is a municipal inspector? This will determine the results of 'the alcohol test.'
I wonder if he is in charge of inspecting the standards of road construction in Pattaya. It would answer a lot of questions.
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The Death penalty your opinion
in ASEAN NOW Community Pub
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The problem is if there has been a miscarriage of justice. In the UK, two men in the 1950s, in separate cases were executed and later found to be innocent. Just last year a children's nurse was found guilty of murdering babies in her care. There are now serious doubts about her guilt. There is no death penalty in the UK now. If there were maybe she would have been executed by now. You can't bring dead people back. Their family and friends go through the same, or worse heartache than those that they were wrongly accused of murdering. Worse, because they were innocent.